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Harvested grafts were morphologically evaluated by light microscopy and immunohistochemistry. Neointima formation at 8 weeks was evidenced through collagen deposition and smooth muscle-like cells circumferential growth on the luminal surface without intimal hyperplasia or aneurysm formation.
The effects of SP1 on formation of bacterial biofilm were morphologically evaluated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
All available hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) stained slides were morphologically evaluated according to a standardized protocol by two independent investigators (B.H. and P.J).
The degree of apoptosis was assayed by Annexin V/PI staining and morphologically evaluated using a DAPI nuclear stain.
Scaffolds were biologically, biomechanically and morphologically evaluated.
Fluid was filtered (75 μm mesh), and oocytes were located and morphologically evaluated using a stereomicroscope.
More recently, Bush et al. (2011) morphologically evaluated and characterised 347 canine seminomas using diagnostic criteria from human pathology.
Before protein extraction, each frozen sample was morphologically evaluated, in accordance with the World Health Organization classification of breast tumors.
Proliferative activity in the apparently morphologically normal mucosa (NM) was evaluated by determining Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen (PCNA) immunoreactivity in longitudinal sections of NM, using a mouse monoclonal antibody (PC-10, Santa Cruz, CA, USA) [ 29].
These adapted cells retained the property of self renewal as evaluated morphologically, the expression of self-renewal marker proteins, standard growth rates, and pluripotency as evaluated by differentiation into derivatives of all three primary germ layers in vitro and in vivo (teratoma formation in immunodeficient mice).
Some morphologically distinguishable quantitative traits, such as grain weight, days to heading or plant height, have been evaluated by QTL analysis, but it is sometimes difficult to characterize the phenotype of economically important traits.
